viplugin-user — General discussion and help for users of the viPugin

[Viplugin-user] viPlugin 0.1.3

[Michael B. <zed...@sa...>]

Hi all!

New release:

* implemented #e, #E, #ye, #yE, #de, #dE, #ce, #cE
* improved w movement
* fixed: cursor movement shouldn't change highlighted range

Have fun,
    Michael

[Viplugin-user] viPlugin 0.1.2

[Michael B. <zed...@sa...>]

Hi all!

What's new:

Implemented #yw, #yb, y$, y0, #yy, #dw and J.

Have fun,
    Michael

[Viplugin-user] viplugin 0.1.1

[Michael B. <zed...@sa...>]

Hi all!

Get it while it's hot:

* viEditor is now part of the plugin (see Usage for details, but
  beware: it's not fully functional yet)
* p,P are vim compatible now
* some code structure changes
* yanking a selection resets the selection
* implemented counter for w,b (eg. 20w, 3b)

Have fun,
    Michael

[Viplugin-user] viPlugin 0.1.0

[Michael B. <zed...@sa...>]

Hi all!

A great new viPlugin release featuring:

* viPlugin can now be toggled and works for all editors of type ITextEditor
* implemented c with selection
* h and l stop at the line border (vim compatible now)
* d(Down Arrow) is now vim compatible
* implemented d(Up Arrow), s, S
* implemented counter for j,k (e.g. 20j)

Have fun,
    Michael

[Viplugin-user] viPlugin 0.0.7

[Michael B. <zed...@sa...>]

Hi all!

viPlugin 0.0.7 has been released:

    * improved KeyAction to allow handling of special keys

    * implmemented cc, cj, c(Down Arrow), dj, d(Down Arrow), D

    * Bryce Alcock improved dw (still not completely vim compatible)

Have fun,
    Michael

[Viplugin-user] viPlugin 0.0.6

[Michael B. <zed...@sa...>]

Hi!

viPlugin 0.0.6 has been released:

    * rewrote viLayer
    * implemented cw, c0, c$

Thx for the Feedback I got. I will try to implement all of your wishes
:)

Have fun,
    Michael

Re: [Viplugin-user] Welcome and "how to proceed"!?

[Jason A. R. <jr...@fu...>]

Michael,

You guys are doing a fantastic job.  Keep it up!  Personally, now that "A" is working the most important things I need are "cw" (which I see you're already planning), "s", ".", "u" and Ctrl-r, I'd also like to see Ctrl-d and Ctrl-u, but those are less important.

Again, great work so far.  I love this plugin.

Just my 2 cents,

Jason
> 
> From: Michael Bartl <zed...@sa...>
> Date: 2003/06/05 Thu AM 04:15:24 EDT
> To: viplugin-user <vip...@li...>
> Subject: [Viplugin-user] Welcome and "how to proceed"!?
> 
> First of all: Welcome to the world of viPlugin :)
> 
> Now the important part: How shall I proceed. I don't have an immediate
> wish from a user so my next 2 things are: cw, c$, c0 and the vim Ctrl-N
> and Ctrl-P.
> 
> This is a call for wishes, please post what you would like to see in the
> next releas(es).
> 
> Have fun,
>     Michael
> 
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[Viplugin-user] Welcome and "how to proceed"!?

[Michael B. <zed...@sa...>]

First of all: Welcome to the world of viPlugin :)

Now the important part: How shall I proceed. I don't have an immediate
wish from a user so my next 2 things are: cw, c$, c0 and the vim Ctrl-N
and Ctrl-P.

This is a call for wishes, please post what you would like to see in the
next releas(es).

Have fun,
    Michael